80 Questions
According to the commentary, John's writing style is characterized by a nuanced and flexible approach to moral issues.
False
Thatcher's commentary on the Ohana and Epistles is only suitable for advanced students and scholars.
False
The biggest weakness of Thatcher's commentary is its lack of suggested applications.
True
Thatcher's approach to authorship is characterized by a single, rigid perspective.
False
The Exposers Bible Commentary series is aimed at providing a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the Bible.
False
The new notes in Thatcher's commentary are primarily aimed at beginners.
False
Thatcher's commentary is part of a series that is known for its complex and technical analysis of the Bible.
False
Thatcher's approach can be described as eclectic, combining different viewpoints and approaches.
True
The pastor's task is to mediate the truths of God to His people in a way that revolutionizes their lives.
True
The pastor's role is only to preach and teach.
False
The pastor's goal is to become popular among the people.
False
The pastor's service is limited to the people who come to their church.
False
The pastor's role is to make God real to people.
True
The commentary being referred to is focused on a single verse.
False
The speaker is surprised by the amount of content in the commentary.
True
The speaker is discussing a commentary on a biblical passage.
True
The author of the text is addressing fathers and young men in their writing.
True
The author is certain about their explanation for John's use of 'paideia' instead of 'technia'.
False
The author has only one pet name for their German shepherd.
False
The author is writing a book.
True
The author's German shepherd is unaffected by their absence.
False
John's use of 'paideia' is a common practice in writing.
False
The author's explanation for John's use of 'paideia' is based on John's affection for his audience.
True
The author of the concept two years ago worked with people who were dealing with addictions such as sex, alcohol, or drugs.
True
The text implies that God's love is not creative.
False
The world in the epistle refers to the evil one and not the physical life.
True
The love of the Father is a subjective genitive.
False
The final translation of the verse is to love the world and the things in the world.
False
If someone loves the world, the love of the Father is in them.
False
The author believes that adults are more emotional than kids
False
The author encourages complacency in their readers.
False
The author thinks that church services are often too lively and energetic
False
The author has two daughters
False
The concept created by the author two years ago is only for people with addictions.
False
The author raises the question of why people engage in temporary pleasures that lead to sadness.
True
The author believes that emotions should be suppressed in church
False
The author thinks that adults have a hard time internalizing the Bible
True
The author believes that occupation and hobbies are more engaging than church services
True
The author has learned nothing from their kids
False
The author wants to separate emotions from obedience in the church
False
The concept of Johannine authorship can be easily integrated with school authorship.
False
The language of witness in John is a speculative concept.
False
The speaker believes that the reality of God is a tangible and concrete concept.
True
The speaker views academic categories and constructs as having integrity in discussing the Bible.
False
The speaker believes that the historical Jesus is an important factor in understanding the Bible.
True
John's writing style is characterized by an absolute and dualistic manner.
True
Thatcher's commentary on the Ohana and Epistles is only suitable for beginners.
False
Thatcher's approach to authorship involves combining different viewpoints and approaches.
True
The Exposers Bible Commentary series is aimed at providing a simple and brief analysis of the Bible.
False
The commentary being referred to is focused on the entire Bible.
False
Thatcher believes that the Johanna Epistles were written by the Apostle John himself.
False
Thatcher's conclusion on authorship combines elements of the traditional view and the school approach.
True
Thatcher discusses the historical setting of the Johanna Literature in his commentary.
True
Thatcher's approach to authorship is characterized by a single, rigid perspective.
False
Thatcher identifies John's dualism as rigorously discriminating between truth and falsehood.
True
Thatcher's commentary on the Ohana epistles in the EBC is suitable for both lay students and advanced scholars.
True
The pastor's role is to revolutionize the lives of God's people through their ministry.
True
The commentary on second and third John follows the same format as the rest of the EBC.
False
The EBC series is known for its concise and accessible analysis of the Bible.
True
The concept of Johannine authorship refers to John's unique writing style and approach to moral issues.
False
The language of witness in John is a tangible and concrete concept.
True
The notes section in Thatcher's commentary is primarily aimed at beginners.
False
The EBC series is designed to provide a concise and superficial analysis of the Bible.
False
The integrity of the Bible is ensured by the testimony of people like John.
True
The historical Jesus is an important factor in understanding the Bible, according to the speaker.
False
The pastor's task is to glorify the mediation of God's truths to His people in a way that revolutionizes their lives.
True
The speaker is discussing a commentary on a single verse.
False
The pastor's service is limited to the people who come to their church.
False
The speaker is surprised by the amount of content in the commentary.
True
The pastor's role is to make God real to people because God is not real to them.
False
Matthew Elliott's book "Faithful Feelings" was published in North America.
True
The speaker views emotions as unimportant for a pastoral leader.
False
The speaker's goal is to separate emotions from obedience in the church.
False
The speaker is discussing a commentary on a biblical passage.
False
The author believes that the historical Jesus is an important factor in understanding the Bible.
False
The speaker believes that academic categories and constructs have integrity in discussing the Bible.
False
John Stott is considered a better man than the speaker.
True
Matthew Elliott was a student of the speaker years ago.
True
The concept of Johannine authorship involves combining different viewpoints and approaches.
False
The speaker is discussing the integrity of the Bible.
False
Explore the challenges of understanding and applying the absolute truths in 1 John to imperfect believers. Discuss the dualistic approach of John's writing and how to preach and explain these truths in a nuanced manner.
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